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Of Mice & Men : Restoring Force, 8.1 out of 10 based on 26 ratings

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Added Nov 27, 2013

"What happens after a disaster? What happens after 'The Flood'?

This is the bands third album was recorded at House Of Loud in New Jersey and produced by David Bendeth. The record is set for a January release on Rise Records. Restoring Force, is described in the press releases as "more than just a collection of songs but fundamentally a return to equilibrium - solidifying the sound our band has been developing over the years, incorporating Aaron for the first time & pushing ourselves to write the most meaningful material Of Mice & Men has ever released. This was by far the most in-depth writing & recording processes we've ever been through."

The release dates for the album is somewhat different depending on region, Release dates: 1/24/14: EU/AU, 1/27/14: UK/JP and 1/28/14: US.

There are different pre-order bundles available, including autographed versions of the album. Check out the site by using the link below.

Track list:

Added Nov 27, 2013

1. Public Service Announcement
2. Feels Like Forever
3. Bones Exposed
4. Would You Still Be There
5. Glass Hearts
6. Another You
7. Break Free
8. You Make Me Sick
9. Identity Disorder
10. You're Not Alone
11. Space Enough To Grow

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I was very disappointed with the album as a whole. Public Service Announcement set my standards pretty high considering that track just kicks you right in the teeth. Aside from that song, Break Free, and Identity Disorder, every song seems below average to me. A majority of the tracks remind me of generic bands at Warped that I’d do anything to avoid ie Memphis May Fire, Sleeping With Sirens, etc.. While Aaron is a good vocalist, he isn’t enough to redeem the mediocre songwriting and lyrics. The whole album averaged a 1.9/5 from me